Sentence examples for a comprehensive scope from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity of our clinical assessment for a comprehensive scope of mental disorders in childhood and adolescence was limited.

The literature study by Starfield et al. [ 13] consistently found that lower hospitalization rates for ACSCs are associated with a comprehensive scope of primary care services.

8 Strengths of this study include a comprehensive scope that included a wide range of patients at risk of cardiovascular events and a wide variety of lipid modifying interventions, maximising the power of our analysis.

If the principles derived from these generalists are compared with the core dimensions of effective primary care [ 23] one can see that generalists are particularly focused on issues to do with the comprehensiveness of care and the range of diagnoses, procedures and services that are required for such a comprehensive scope of practice.

Feehan et al. [ 12] performed a comprehensive scoping review of exercise prescription for older adults following a fragility fracture.

Therefore, we conducted a comprehensive scoping and systematic review to synthesize the effectiveness of all types of food safety educational interventions for consumers.

To gauge how well facilities are currently implementing evidence based practice, a comprehensive scoping audit will be undertaken at the beginning of the study.

We performed a comprehensive scoping review on the deployment and evaluation of eReferral systems and found a limited number of studies reporting large-scale (i.e. national or regional) implementation experiences and evaluation of eReferral systems in the scientific literature.

25 29 However, as we aimed at a comprehensive scoping study rather than an in-depth literature review no judgment on quality criteria was applied to papers retrieved and this aspect was not considered in the trends addressed.

A comprehensive scoping review of published academic articles, media sources, and grey literature reports was performed to answer the question: what is known about the patient's experience of medical tourism?

The objective of this study was to carry out a comprehensive scoping review of the recent literature on the burden of pediatric RVGE, both nosocomial and community-acquired, in Western Europe.